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IRISH VIEWS
On the Urgency Motion In Relation to the
,= Coercion Bni. ,t-- p. -

On the Urgency Motion In Relation to the
Coercion Bni. ,5 -
LONDON, June 13.-Mr. Gill, Nationalist
member Of Parliament. says: "The urpen.
cy motion moved by Mr.. Smith Friday
night, and carried with the aid Of cloture,
provides that on next Friday, no matter
what progress it has made, all remaining
clauses and amendments Of the Coercion
bill arc to be put without debate.
Never was there more violent motion
made in q legislative assembly. The ur.
gency resolution OF 1882, adopted al a
time when there was no way OF closing
debate end when the rules Of the House
permitted unlimited obstruction, bears no
analogy to it. That required TINT bill
should first be voted urgent and that It
could not be voted urgent except by ma.
]orlty OF three to one, snd also that ma
]ority OF three to one was necessary to
carry summRrily each remaining amend.
ment and clause. So peIilous IN interfer-
ence with the liberty of Parliament did
ltg framern conceive 1t to be that they only
asked power to nse it whom they had the
all but unanimous support OF the House.
"Ihe Tory resolution gives power to q
bare msjority to take a bill out of the
handa OF the House at any moment it
likes to name, to declare that 1t shall no
longer be discussed, and to pass it into a
law with the voice OF the minority stilled
wholesale. II is precedent that strikes
at the very life Of Parliament. regard
this urgency resolution as the beginning
OF new struggle OF the Britigh Parliament
ior its lille, tho tyrant now not being any,
thing but g bare majority. l am not yet
authorized to state what course the Irish
party will take on Friday night, when the
urgency motion ia put into effect. The
probability is, however, that when allowed
to struggle no further against the bill, We
shall refuse to vote, and thus force them to
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Eject on Cl,icnpo.

CuIcAeo, June 49," Yes, the coke
strike is settled" said Superintendent J.
O. Parkes, OF the North Chicago Rolling
Mill Company, this morning. IA
"We have received dispatches which
sssy that the mon are ct work, and ship.
ping will be commenced at once. We will
probably receive some coke in two or
three days, but will not have o sufficient
supply to warrant us recommending work
before the end Of the week. In that esse
we will start up at once, and in sll proba.
bility our South Chicago mill will bs in
full blast again next Monday" -
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PlTTssunau, Pa, juno 13.-A new iea.
ture of the strike in the coke regions to-
day was the action Of the owners OF blast
furnaces. They sent a committee to men,
bera Of the late syndicate and informed
them that they wonld positively refuse to
pay moro than 81 so per ton for coke.
They would keep their furnacea banked.
This places the coke operators between
two fires. They say that it will be impos.
sible for them to pay the advance in wages
and then reduce the price in coke, u,
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Merritt conspiracy. bill, which has passed
both houaen OF tho Legislature and now
waita the Executive signature to become

: HI ntatGd that tho sccialistic Labor
party is making preparations to enter
politics on national iesueu. A call has
been iesued, by the National Executive
Board Tor q convention, 10 be held soms
time III September. at which all tho In
diyldual. .'ssctionB" are 10 be represented,
3 The call Ia at present being submitted TO
a vote Of the several necsions. Tho Ger.
man section Of this city had a meeting laHt
Thuraday and voted In favor Of holding q
convention. The English-speaking noctlon
held a private meeting yesterday aud the
matter was dlecussed at length. The final
vote was favorable to holding the conyen.
ton. ~ R ~. n NJ \ y il-. N =. - ll.-.. r
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Murder aud Suicide,

BROOKLYN. June l3.--Stephen Poole, a
colored man, this morning shot his wife in
the left side near the heart, and then shot
himself. Finding the wound was not fatal
be cut bis threat with lancet, dying in
few minutes. Physicians express the
opinion that the woman's wound is Of q
fatal character Poole was 80 years OF age,
Of On ugly and jealous disposition. He
spent over an hour. yesterday cleaning
the revolver. II sss{ .ll;;53i2}'
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Nltro.Glyccrino Q lsxplobion,

BuFyALo, June 1s.-While driving a
wagon. loaded with nitro.glycerine
cans near olean to-day, the cans
exploded with terrific force, instantly
killing Lem Hart, whose mangled re-
mains were found many yards awsy. The
wagon was. blown to splinters, the horse
badly mangled and fences demolished. {; q
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Chicago Doudlers' Trial. q.

CnIoAao, June 13. The sixth week Of
the McD Donald.McC Carigle trial opened this
morning with the usual crowded court
room. ...5. = ,ss Z, ~ S,
General Stiles resumed tho examination
Of Mcdonald In regard to his relations
with certain firms now doing businoss with
the county and III reference to the nego-
tiations made with Schneider. 81 93
Mcdonald was cool and collected, and
when asked to explain a knotty point an.
swered with great deliberation.g McDon-
AIDS cross.examination was concluded at
1880, and McGarigle took the stand.
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A Maniac Murdered.

NEw YoRK, June 13.-The arrest OF
Keepers McHugh and Cleary, Of the In
sane Asylum on Wards Island, last night
in the outcome Of the autopsy made Sat.
urdGy, by Deputy Coroner W. T, Jenkins.
on the body Of George Parrish, a violent
lunatic, who died, it is said, in conse.
9uence ci brutal treatment by the keepers
in April last. 1s - siir.7 :
Parrish died on April II and was buried
IN Evergreen cemetery, but information
reached the Coroner through former at
tendant in the hospital, one Mitchell, in.
dlcating that he was the victim of NAL
treatment. Mitchell said that on the night
OF April s he saw McHugh and Cleary be.
laboring the lunatic. The poor fellow
was crying for mercy, when McHugh, who
was on top Of the PROSTATE man, dashed
the latter's head several times violently
on the boards. -. - .5=5;i . :
The autopsy, which Was made at the
cemetery in the presence OF DR.. Scholar.
showed that four ribs were broken on the
right side and four on tho left. The head
was much bruised. McHugh is q rep1l-
awe and vicious looking individual, and
this is not the first charge OF similar
character against him. So s. :55zs5 'i5
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Ir comes out now that five years ago In
Dublin Editor O'Brien and Mr.. Henry
Georseh had q tilt, in which George thought
himself worsted. Mr.. George undertook
10 use the 1rish.Americans and the Labor
party in New York to even up. Mr.
George has the proud satisfaction to know
that be was knocked out second time.
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A Fatal Blast.

READING, Pa, juno l3.-While a num-
Der Of men were examining a charge
which failed in Rain & KauGman's stone
quarry near Leesport this afternoon, 1t ex.
ploded with great force fatally ipjuring
Francis P. Kaufman and Philip SchaeHer
and severely iniuring three others. q Al 4.g g.}
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Washington County Nominations
cidl Dispatch 10 The Mtelligencer.

epsc1aI Dispdtcn 70 me inttttteencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June l3.-The Wash
ington county Republican, met here in
Convention today. The hottest contest
waa for the Treaaurership for which there
were six nominations. A. s. Esgleson
was nominated on tho fourth ballot. s.
L. Kennedy, received the nomination for
Registrar on the first ballot. A. Il. Hemp.
hill was nominated for Recorder and @.
81. Deems for Pfothonotor. The other
nominstions were as followa: For Clerk OF
the Courts, Clark Riggle; for Commits
sionere, Messss. mcNary and Regester;
for Auditors, Melvin and Mckeown,
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Drowning Near parkersburg.

opsTIIt Dspu1c1 % LHc 1HtlIlgt9ctT. y = -T. ~
PARKEnssuRa, w. Va, June ia
young man named McRagle was drowned
in the Ohio at Belleville, below hero. He
lived at Massillon, 0. The body was not le-
covered. He and Fred Grossmiller, also;
OF Massillon, were on hunting and fish.
ing trip. They left the boat at Belleville
Island and went on the island to eat
lunch. The boat left them and they tried
to swim ashore, and McRagle drowned.
Grosamiller caught on log and eHved
himself. McRagle was twenty-eight years
old and had but one arm. q 81 }'s .5'slf'f.
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Frick's Coke works Resume.

EvERsoN, June 13.-The coke works Of
H.C. Frick 4 Go. are resuming work TO-
day, SO far as heard IRON, except Leith.
The assembly at the Stewart Iron Com.
pany's works forwarded to the treasurer OF
D. A. No. II, 4. Of L., over one hundred
dollars for relief, and say they will support
tue neighboring men Of Leith works while
they are idle. A rumor Is current here
that the Clinton and Franklin coke plants
Of Register 4 Co. are being inspected to-
day with yiew. of purchase by party
supposed to be in the interest OF the Edith
Furnace Company. There are over 100
ovens at tho two works. s
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Slave Dllow Sunk.

LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Zanzibar saya that slave dhow attacked
the launch Of a British man.of-war and
wounded an officer and five men. The
dhow was, however, sunk by the force on
the launch, and the slaves upon her-iorsy-
three in number-were rescued. I -
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Iowderly will not Run.

, >BosToS, June 13.-speaking Of tho L.
Dor party and its probable Successes in
1888, Mr.. Powderly to-day said: II do not
know how successful the party will be in
1888, but believe it will keep on growing
until it is successful. Everything cannot
be accomplished in a day, and the Labor
party cannot gain everything in a year,
You know good job cannot be done in q
hurry. The only way to do is to work
along slowly and patiently until the de-
sired result is obtained" "',1r7 .,g,,I5
you be the candidate Of the La.
Dor party for President in 1883? r.;
No Emphaticelly mol" replied Mr..
candidate Of any other party" ~ =
.5}"W hat do you think Of an independent
labor party?" was the next inquiry. 81 Is
10 question which / have not
the time now to discuss" l,S. m
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Opportunist Elected,

PARls, June ls.-M. vitry (opporsunist)
has been elected to ..fill vacancy in the
Chamber of Deputies from the Depart
ment Of Haute.Marne. He received 49,.
62a votes, against 27,400 obtained by his
opponent, who was O Conservative, n =.
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HEREHWE ARE AGAIN!
WuEELING INNocENTs ABROAD.
They Dlstinguiah Themselves, w Making
Ono Run ntho Game with Mansfield,
y hcsldos Several Difficult and Drll.
liant Errors-Other Games Abroad, i
Special Di,paieh to the In,e,,ioneer.

Special Di.patch to Me In.elignor. "
MASsFlELD. June lS.-The home team
sized Dunn up for nine singles, a double,
and two home runs, besides two phantom
hits. Brilliant fielding kept the visitors
from crossing the plate until the seventh
inning, when Bailey scored on Dudley's
nacridce. Miller's delivery was a puzzle
and only four scattering hits were made.
Loose fielding by Nichols, MofIett and
Dudley lost three Of the runs. Below ia
tho ecore: vi Ifg, IA. I,0' w : 49,
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A New CnbIust

BELGRADE, June ls.1A new cabinet has
been lo,med aa iollows: NJ. Riatlco, Pre-.
mier and Miniater for Foreign Affairs; NJ.
Milo2koyics, Minister OF tho Interior: M,
visllgsvics, Minister Of Public w orship;
M!.vergics, Minister Of Finance; Gen nerai
Bogitchevics, Minister Of War. ss;rf35jfl,
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FLUcrUATIoN IN PRICES.

The Commercial Aduertiser says: AS
showing the difference between The high.
est and lowest prices Of the week, com.
mencing last Saturday., the following fig
ures will bs OF intere1t. embracing the
tluctuation OF the active montha:
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m Five Mon Killed.

"a sCnArrANooaA, Tenn, June l9.-The
news reached here at 10 o'clock tonight
that five men had been killed and many
wounded by the explosion Of dynamite
cartridge at the 1nman mines, four miles
from this city, FL y 4. ils.i2f
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No Fighting GOinr on,

LONDON, Juue l3.-In the House Of
Lords this afternoon, yiacount Gross, Sec
retary Of State for India, announced that
Lord Dulerin. Viceroy OF India, had tele-
graphed on Juno 9th that there WAS no
fighting going on In Aighanietan, g'.
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About thousand men have been ex.
auiined in tho Jake Sharp case, in the
hope Of finding twelve ignorant enough to
10 on with the trial. Apply the same
practice to the banch, and it wouldn't
have leg TO stand on. Il " \, 5;.i5j1l
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TsnRI.olous O,l,co Holder. .
.W WAsnlSoroY,, I D. q, Juno ls.-A pet

WARRINGTON, D. G., Juno ia petit
ton for a writ quo warrants against John
A. Oliver was to-day filed in the District
Court in tho name Of the United Statee.
Oliver was removed from Office Of Justice
Of Peace by President Cleyeland, but re-
fused to surrender the Office docket to his
successor, claiming he could be removed
only by the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia. The petition, which was
made .retprnable by the l6 inst, calls on
Oliver to show by what right he continues
to exercise the functions Of Justica {of the
Pence. ~ z a J ~ z gtSs
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Tho Emperor william 1mproyIpr.

BERLIN, June 13.-This mornings off,
cial bulletin states that Emperor William
continues to make good progress toward
recovery. He slept we'll last night. N v
LONDON, June 13 "A dispatch from Ber-
lin says Emperor William is much better,
The irritation OF the eyelids is eubsidipp.
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VIII Not Holt chnn.,l...

2 c.o'Sc'oeRaD, .'''e 'aa7 N.HuJ June ls. AT noon 10
n morrow 10, each branch q the Legislature,
will vote for United States Senator. An
the talk among the Republicans Of a bolt
against W.. D: Chandler, the caucus nomi.
nee, haa subatded, and be is conceded q
majority iu'both housea.. - 7
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Other Games Ahrond

At Plttsburgh-Detroit, 8; Pittsb'eb, s:
! Az . Ba!to-C!eveland, 0; Bslto., !. 'S' "
= As.0hicago-indian'o oils, 4: Chicago. 8.
AZ tBos;on-.Washington, i; Boston. s:
At Phila-st. Louis, s; Athletic. 1G - -
AZ! New York-Louis'lle, S; Brook'n II
at New York-Phil'a, S; New York 4
Eat New York-Mcts, 8; Cincinnati. Is. )
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Only sevcnty Present,

W711.AsHlSa7oS, ,. q, June s. The
President held . public reception In the
East room this afternoon for, the FIRST time
since bill; return from tho mountains. It
did not laet very long as only seventy per-
sons we've present. The small attendance
is due to the fact that 1t vas not generally
known that the reception would bo given.
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THIS time the Walter Ridgely liar Is
abroad IN Colorado. He induces James
TAYLOR to kill four Mexicans who started
10 have fun with him. For the truly
picturesoue, give us the bowling west.
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THEY Say the Indian can't learn, yet he
has "ro. onto" The heliograph signal flash
used by the army, and he has found
means to knock /. into "inoccuous dea.
rajnHa y .''l. i. il'F ..l-4Ht s4
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Whole Fnnlly DESTROYED.

NEw YonK, June 1S.-Advices from
Panama ander date Of the 4.h inas. are as
follows: The Yos de Antioquia reports
land aldo on the Z! Pedoro farm. IN Oon.-,
esordlG, burying Senior Pedro a.. Ressropo,
Ills wife and nino children, and servants
IN the house. In all sixteen persons were Pl'
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Free Trade ,yitl, tho United stat...

RESTREw, oNr. June lS.-The Farm
er'a Institute Of South Renfrew has passed
resolutions in favor Of free trade with the
United States, and pledging the Institpte
to do its utmost to carry such a nolicy to n
successful Issue. q q -. .'s.' - :
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A PENNSYLVANIA family is In state Of
mind because tho daughter Is bent upon
marrying q red.headed man. A red.
headed man does look funny when he
os.s bali.headed. & iiGSt.siIfi, ~
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TIE 1yEAVEIss INFANT.
Knights Of Labor Enforcing Boycott Against
Expelled nIembers. lts.s ~

Expelled Members. t5$
PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Another Sc.
cret circular has been issued by tho
General Executive Board Of the knights
Of Labor in reference to the contention
existing between that body and the ex.
PEELED District Assembly 12o. Isl,
The General Board, since the failure Of
the Higgins boycott to injuro the cauao Of
the expelled district, has been casting
around for other means at it's disposal, In
view Of the fact that the expelled Knights
were making preparations to systematical-
ly lay before the other local assemblies in
tho order, by means Of circulars and per-
sonal visitstion, their side of the story,
the Board has issued the circular, which
prohibits any knight or any local aesem-
bly, from holding any communication
with member, of the expelled district, or
in any way receiving or Officially noticing
circular or representative Of the expeli.
ed district a. z Z 81 81 n n 4 ~
The circular holds all knights to their
obligations, and is intended to enforce a
strict boycott against the expelled mem
bers of tho order and put them in %.
ycntry. iitie(.Ii;i IL;:,6 i Ssti III
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STORIES multiply to chow that Mr.. Ran.
dali and tho Administration are out.
Msvbe the President thinks Mr.. Randall
rant deliver the Pennsylvania delegation.
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a whole fleet Of arrivals OF tho coast, and
q slackened demand, combined to cause q

q slackened demand, combined 10 cause q
decrease In the quotation Id. per GENITAL. n
Fl Flour maintained ils value; The de.
mand, however, Ia slackened. Corn is
quiet. Thirty wheat cargoea arrived, nine
were sold, : five withdrawn, sixteen 70.
mained. At to-day market wheat values
OF all kinds were against tho eellcrs. Flour,
corn and oats were dull. Linaeed was firm
at Id RdvhnEe. ..ul ~ -NLLl..L L.-- --.-..-L.-
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ENlSESr FnIE TRADER FRANK HUMP de-
clares that he is out Of politics. Now
there is man who knows when he Is
knocked out. ,Hig .ah.s ti
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2 J 80, lEll 7 ~ .--iI--7- . . ll17
Soclnllsts Want It Vetoed. .

CuloAso, June ls..-Tho Chicago Social
istic Society has forwarded . petition to
the Governor asking him to veto the
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Glta AstelliI2ellfe,!:::. 1.
1nlos, Nos. at and ~ Fourteenth Street.

PERSONS kariag he ei'v for he xason, and sum.
"a, tratxlr., caa have The DAILY lS1ELlloENcxh
ra!cl 10 than, postpaid, for % cents per month, The
,ti,tu btino changed ds often az desired. 6 M
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MAssTIILD. ID IL. .IE,i4-1E.I F1FE;
l&Sg sandusky Defeats Steubenyiile, !
Special Dispdtch TO the Luiellioeno<,. nGt
.he ecore:

~ H""nousNJ Detehts steubenVllle, Z y
Special Dtspateh TO Tie Aaellfoeacsr. IA. l,)g'.
sAsDusKY, O., June 13.-sandusky de.
ieated steubenvillein good game to-day,
The features were Nicholson's work at
second, long running catches Of Hobricht
and Olarke's pitching. Ryn's home r,.n
drive WAC the longest ever seen on tbe
9ronnda: Jsmison, q new umpire, gave
satisfaction to both sides. The batteriea
we're Clarke and Chrisman, Carroll and
Tanning. Score: - :" "N
J, !nninss'....'.......... l 2 8 45e57so
ssandnasEy ssan y;:..............0 L o % 21s2o-e
''eaoeuSi s"' ~ e'.''.....'.-. o 100 0sG-2
: Base hits-sanduaky, g; steubenyille
s. Struck out-by Clarke, o; Carroll 3
Bases on balls-of Clarke, 2; Carroll. l.
home Iun-Ryn. Umpire-Jamison. -
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DIED.

GlLLOGLY-on Tuesday, Juno IA 1857, alto ~
a{ at her ifssdence, eorfier Jacob aud Sfrteenfh
streets, MIS-. NANCY GIl1ooLY, aged rs Year,, a
Fu2e1al notice hereafter, VI I55lsi. i.1,'i5
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soNE Of MIR. Gladstone'n friends think
he Ia going too far. Iihe lives long enough
be will getthere all the came. .55I3

TIE coffee worm seems to have dono his
worst within the limits Of Now York city.
lIis rsyages did not reach the plantations.
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Cards. neatly printed, with the words
For Rent" For Sale" and FURNISHED
"Roms To Let" Ia large letters. can be
had OF this Office ct as cents each,
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MEDICAL.


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quantity. $40.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent to any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy lar
gard to all business transactions
The Celebrated Kidney Remedy,
NEPHRETICUM, for all kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints. 0onorrhes, GleeL
Leucorrhma. etc. For sale by al Druggists
81 q bottle, orr bottles for S..
The English ia DELION, LISEn
AND dyspepsia PILL 10 the besiin
the market. For sale by all druggists; pnes'
SO cents q bottle.
Address: English Medical Dispen'
snFy.
No. II KEAasY STREET. BAN Francisco, CAL
folly